RAID 50 RECOVERY
We offer a free evaluation and no data-no fee policy for risk-free service We have over 18 years of experience recovering failed RAID arrays Our 24/7 service allows us to recover your lost RAID data fast! We have a 96% success rate recovering failed RAID arrays We provide RAID recovery for any operating system or platform We recover data from all RAID levels (0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50 & more)
THE RAID RECOVERY PROCESS
Contact ReWave toll-free at 866-739-2835 or click here to submit a form for a free price quote.  We are available 24/7 for your RAID recovery needs.       A data recovery technician will assist you with a free price quote and instructions to receive the free evaluation to determine if your data is recoverable. You can bring your RAID drives to one of our labs or ship the drives to us using our shipping instructions.       Upon receipt of your drives, a data recovery engineer will perform the free evaluation.  You will be contacted with the results and given the option to proceed with the recovery of your data.  The actual recovery process will then begin.

HOW DOES RAID 50 WORK?
RAID 50 (also called RAID 5+0) uses a minimum of six drives.  If six drives are used, the drives are split into two groups of RAID 5 and striped with parity.  Each of the RAID 5 segments is then striped as in a RAID 0.   The total storage capacity depends on the number of drives in the array, but it is important to remember each RAID 5 segment loses the capacity of one disk for parity.    RAID 50 is very expensive, but it provides a higher  level of fault tolerance over other RAID levels.  RAID 50 also offers better write performance than RAID 5.  in RAID 50, the failure of one or more drives is tolerable as long as there is only one failure per each RAID 5 segment. RAID 50 is frequently used in many different types of servers that demand high performance and also in many network attached storage (NAS) devices.  For more information about the NAS devices with built-in RAID 50 technology, click here. The following diagram illustrates a RAID level 50:
WHAT CAUSES RAID FAILURE?
There can be many reasons for a failed RAID 50.  Listed below are the most common:               Bad Sectors Missing Partitions   Corrupt RAID Data Overwritten Files   Corrupt Files in the RAID RAID Backup Failed   RAID Controller Failure Broken RAID 0   Damaged Files in the Array RAID 0 Offline   Deleted Files in the Array RAID Crashed   Failed RAID 0 RAID Firmware Failure   RAID 0 Drive Failure Power Surge   RAID Power Failure Array Will Not Boot   RAID Rebuild Failed MFT Corruption
WHAT TO DO IF YOU EXPERIENCE RAID FAILURE
If you experience problems with your RAID 50 array, please do not attempt to correct the problem yourself.   By taking matters into your own hands, you could overwrite parity data making RAID recovery more difficult.  Please follow the steps below and contact ReWave for assistance at 866-739-2835. Turn off your RAID 50 array immediately.  This ensures that no additional data can be written to the array, which could overwrite the data you are trying to recover.  Document the events that occurred causing RAID 50 failure.  Try to make notes documenting any problems that occurred and efforts that were made to fix the problems.  If you remove the drives from the array, it is important to label the drives with the same order in which they existed in the array. Although not required, this step will save us time during the RAID recovery process. Contact ReWave immediately.  Our data recovery team is available 24/7 to assist you with RAID recovery at 866-739-2835.

 

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